OCR Progress and Performance Tracking

VB C#

using IronOcr;
using System;

var ocrTesseract = new IronTesseract();

ocrTesseract.OcrProgress += (_, ocrProgressEventsArgs) =>
{
    Console.WriteLine(ocrProgressEventsArgs.ProgressPercent + "%   " + ocrProgressEventsArgs.Duration.TotalSeconds + "s");
};

using var input = new OcrInput();
input.LoadPdf("large.pdf");

// Progress events will fire during the read operation even if the main thread is blocked.
var result = ocrTesseract.Read(input);

Imports IronOcr
Imports System

Private ocrTesseract = New IronTesseract()

Private ocrTesseract.OcrProgress += Sub(underscore, ocrProgressEventsArgs)
	Console.WriteLine(ocrProgressEventsArgs.ProgressPercent & "%   " & ocrProgressEventsArgs.Duration.TotalSeconds & "s")
End Sub

Private input = New OcrInput()
input.LoadPdf("large.pdf")

' Progress events will fire during the read operation even if the main thread is blocked.
Dim result = ocrTesseract.Read(input)

Install-Package IronOcr

OCR Progress and Performance Tracking

The IronTesseract object has an OcrProgress event that can be used to track OCR progress. We can track progress using the OcrProgressEventArgs object sent to this event after any page of OCR text has finished reading.

This is useful in GUI applications, Web Applications, and CLI alike to keep users informed of how long they may need to wait.